A Place to Put Down Roots! For Nelson and Patricia Wolfe, 40329 Booth Kelly Road became much more than an address. Set on 6.16 acres in Springfield, this was a place where they could slow down, enjoy the land, and create a home that reflected the way they wanted to live. There was room to breathe here and room to dream. The acreage offered Nelson and Patricia the opportunity to enjoy the simple pleasures of country living while still being close to the conveniences of Springfield. They created an area for gardening, where the seasons could be celebrated one harvest at a time. They planted pear, apple, and plum trees. A chicken coop brought a touch of homesteading to everyday life, while the wood shed, storage shed, and workshop provided practical spaces for the projects, tools, and hobbies that make a property truly your own. Over time, these spaces became part of the rhythm of life at Booth Kelly Road. The workshop offered a place to tinker and create. The garden provided a connection to the soil and the changing seasons. The sheds made room for the necessities of acreage living. And the chicken coop added its own little bit of character and country charm. Most of all, Nelson and Patricia made this property their home by putting their time, care, and personality into it. Six-plus acres gave them the freedom to enjoy open space, pursue their interests, and build memories surrounded by the comforts of home and the beauty of the outdoors. A property like 40329 Booth Kelly Road is more than the sum of its buildings and acreage. It is the garden that grows year after year, the workshop where projects take shape, the quiet satisfaction of tending the land, and the everyday moments that gradually turn a house into a home. For Nelson and Patricia Wolfe, this was their place, a little piece of Springfield where they could live, work, grow, and make memories. And now, the next chapter of the story is waiting to be written.